Description: Recalling a more leisurely era that still exists in New Orleans, textile artist Kathy Schorr savors the grace on steel wheels that is the New Orleans streetcar; the oldest continuously operated electric railway line in America (1893) — and certainly the most charismatic. Visualizing their olive and burgundy forms emerging from a sapphire mist dotted with aqua palms and laced with saffron glints of the original (1958) Greater New Orleans Bridge - the farthest downstream bridge over the Mississippi River — Schorr transports our gaze to futures past. It’s the journey and the destination that matters. So arrive first class in Stellar! comfort wearing our wash ‘n wear rayon Streetcar’s Famed Attire and enjoy the ride, To facilitate boarding we fashioned nickel-tin buttons inspired by the 1919 tokens issued by the original New Orleans Railway & Light Co. Our streetcars were named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Was the Register aware that they move? The very top button at the neck is missing! See last photo See photos for chest measurement. Ships via USPS Priority Mail or Ground Advantage Buyer’s Choice
Price: 39.99 USD
Location: Port Barre, Louisiana
End Time: 2025-01-30T22:25:40.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Pattern: Graphic
Sleeve Length: Short Sleeve
Character: Jazz
Closure: Button
Occasion: Casual, Travel
Size: S
Garment Care: Machine Washable
Color: Multicolor
Fabric Type: Rayon
Accents: Button, Streetcar
Brand: Bayou Wear
Size Type: Regular
Type: Button-Up
Department: Unisex Adults
Theme: Hawaiian, Music, USA, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Season: Summer, Spring, Fall
